Machine tool



March 24, 1931.

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March 24,- 1931. E. JL SVENSON MACHINE TOOL Filed Sept. 17,l 1928 3 Sheets-Sheet v2 March `24, 1931. l E L SVENSO 1,797,705

MACHINE TOOL Filed Sept. 17,- 1.928 5 Sheets-Sheet 3 lhlatented Mar." 24; 1931 I UNITED STAT-Es f PATENT' ola-Ica ERNEST Ail. SVENSON, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS, .ASSIGNOR TO SUNDSTRAND MACH-INE TOOL CO., O1?A ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS, A. CORPORATION OF ILLINOIS nrisicnxrNE Toor.

Application led September 17, 1928. Serial 11o. 306,306.'A

andlends itself readily to manufacture vat a i lowcost.

Another object of the invention is to provide a lathe which is automatic, except for 1:. certain of its movements which are capable of being most rapidly performed manually, and which embodies a simple control mechanism adapted in the cycle of operation of the machine automatically to transfer the control-of 2o the movement `ofthe tool supports, first from the manual to the automatic means and then back to the manual means.

Another object of the .invention is to provide a lathe embodying novel means manually operable to advance and returnjthe front carriage and rear tool support.

A further object auxillary to the foregoing object resides in the provision of means oper' ableduring the manual operation ofthe front carriage automatically to supplant the manually operable means by 'a power drive for the carriage immediately prior to the engagement of the tools thereon with the work piece,v

A further ob'ect of the invention is t pro vide a lathe o 'this character embodying a lcombined manual and automatic control v.for the tool 'supports arranged so that during a manually operated approach of the tools toward the\work piece the spindle is started as 40 the toolsnear t the work' and subsequently the eed drlve is engaged just before the engagement ofthe tools with the work to feed the tools at a cutting speed during the cutting operation, after which the feed drive is automatlcally -dlse point-of enga ement with' engaged to permit a manual return movement of the tools, during whichmo'vement the spindle is stopped.

' Another object of the invention is the prov-- vision of an im roved lathe of this character embodying a si gle feed shaft for movin the front carriage and the rear cross s li, to and away from the piece of work and includ- .ing change speed means for varyin the stroke of each independently of the ot er.

Additional: objects and advantages will become apparent as the description proceeds -as 'well as from the accompanying drawings .in which v:' Figurel is a fragmentary front elevation of a preferred' form of the invention with4 the pick-off gears Aand vgear casing for carriage removed.

Figs. 2 and 3 are fragmentary vertical sec- `tions through the head stock taken 'on the lines 2-2 and 3--3 of Fig. 1 respectively. Fig. 4 is a fragmentary tail end view with the tailstockremoved, showing the rear car# riage and crossA slide in section. l Fig. 5 is a fragmentary frontelevational viewon an enlarged scale showing in detail the exemplary form of automatic control means.

Fig. 5a is a detail view, of the operating connection for the main clutch. Fig. 6 is a horizontal sectional view of the. controlv means taken on the line 6-6 of Fig. 5.

the front tionsz I have shown in the drawin herein describe in detail the pre erred embodiment, but it is toV be understood that I donot thereby intend to limit the invention tothe specificform disclosed, but intend tol cover al1 modications and alternative. constructions falling within the spirit and vscope olf the invention as expressed in the appended In attaining the obj the-invention con-1 templates the provision of a simplified feed mec anism which includes a clutch controlled driving shaft for operating the spindle and also serving to drive a clutch controlled feed shaft. The feed shaft in turn effects a feedi proach and the rapid return movements of the front carriage and rear cross slide to be effected by hand.

Also associated with the feed mechanism is a control means which operates upon the movement of the front carriage to a predetermined point near the work piece, first to actuate the main clutch to 'start the spindle and the feed shaft and subsequently to mve the feed clutch into engagement to driverthe front carriage vand rear cross slide through the feed stroke. The control means is further operable, upon completion of the cutting operation to effect the disengagement of the feed clutch to stopthe carriage and, at the start of the manually operated rapid return of the carriage, to disengage the main clutch to stop the spindle.- p

vMore particularly described, referring to Fig. 1, the invention comprises generally a bed 10 having a headstock 11 preferably formed integrally therewith. The bed` is provided with longitudinal ways 12 along the forward face thereof upon which a front carriage 13 is movably mounted. This carriage has a cross slide 14 mounted on suitable ways 15 thereon foradjustment transversely of the lathe. For this purpose a generally well-known type of adjusting screw 16 is employed. The bed is also provided with a pair of ways 17 (Fig. 4) along the rear upper surface thereof upon which a rear carriage 18 is adjustably mounted. Such means as the set-screws 18a may be provided tol-maintain the rear carriage in any of its positions of adjustmentf/ The rear carriage carries a rear cross slide 20 thereon, which is mounted for driven movement as will hereinafter become apparent. Intermediate the ways for the -front and rear carriage is positioned a set of rways (not shown) -upon which atailstockV 19 may be Jadjustablysupported.'

A work-spindle' 21 is rotatably supported in longitudinally spaced bearings in the headstock 11 and is arran ed to be vdriven from a main drive shaft 22 Figf 2), which extends transversel of the lathe, by means including a pair of plek-off gears 23, 24, a shaft 25 and the -worm andworm wheel 26 and 27. The main drive shaft 22 is arranged to be driven by meansl of a pulley 28 which in this embodiment is journaled in the headstockand is adapted to be connected to the shaft by means of a-main clutch 29 controlled by a shiftable actuator rod 30. The shaft 25 is j ournaled in the headstock parallel to the main drive shaft with the pick-ofi' gears 23, 24 splined onto the' forward ends of the shafts 22 and 25 in the usual manner and enclosed by a suitable de tachable cover 31. y

Feed mechanism The feed mechanism by which simultaneous movement of the front carriage and rear cross slide is effected includes a common feed shaft 32 (Fig. 2) extending transversely of the lathe `bed parallel to the main driving shaft 22, and means for driving the shaft in one direction at a desired feed rate.

In this instance, the feed shaft 32 is driven from the spindle 21 which, as has been prevously mentioned, is driven from the main drive shaft 22. The connection between the spindle and the feed shaft comprises in this instance a jack shaft 33 (Fig. 2) journaled transversely of the bed of the machine upon which is loosely mounted a worm wheel 34 adapted to engage a worm 35 rigidly carried upon the spindle. Driving connection between the worm wheel and the jack shaft is effected by means of a suitable clutch member 36 splined upon the jack shaft for movement axially thereof into and out of engagement with a complementary clutch member 36a mounted upon the worm wheel. Movement of the clutch member 36 is controlled by means of a shiftable actuator rod 37 extending transversely of the headstock.

One end of the jack shaft 33 carries a gear 38 arranged to mesh with a second gear 39 rigid upon the feed shaft 32. Thus a driving connection between the main drive shaft v22, and the feed shaft 32 through the intermediate spindle 21 is provided which permits of independent operation of the spindle and which prevents operation of the feed shaft when the spindle is idle. I

The feed shaft 32 isarranged t0 drive both the front carriage 13 and the rear cross slide 20. To this end the feed shaft is connected `to drive the front carriage by means comprisr ing a pair of chan e speed pick-off gears 40 and 41 (Figs. 2 an 3). The gears 40 and 41 are omitted in Fig. 1. The pick-off gear 40 is suitably splined upon the forward end of the feed shaft. The other .of said pick-off gears is splinedA upon a stub shaft 42 rotatably mounted in the front side ofthe bed at an appropriate point substantiallyv in longitudinal -alinement with the lower portion of the front carriage. The front carriage carries an elongated bar 43 rigidly secured thereto, as byV means of the bolts 44, which bar extends longitudinally along the front side'of the bed from either. side-of the carriage. The dispositionpofthe bar on the carriage is such that one end of the bar (the forward or left in the drawings) extends above and substantiall adjacent to the short shaft 42 and is provi ed with rack teeth 45 upon its lower side arranged to engage a pinion 46 mounted upon and rotatable with the short shaft 42. Thus rotation of the Ifeed shaft will effect a movement of the carriage longitudinally of the bed of the lathe through the pick-off gears 40, 41, the pinion 46 and v the rack on the bar 43.

" y -ingv endlof the cam follower `58 vertically The driving connection between the feed shaft and the rear cross slide comprises a pair of pick-olf gears 47, 48 (Figs. 2 and 3) one of which is mounted upon the other or rear end of the feed shaft 32. The other of the pickof ears is suitably mounted upon a short sha 49 (Fig. 3) journaled in thel rear side of the bed and the pick-off gears are enclosed by a suitable detachable cover 50'.

The short shaft 49 also carries a pinion gear 51 rigidly thereon-which engages rack teeth formed on a bar 52 (Fig. 3) mounted for sliding movement longitudinally of the bed. The other end of the bar 52 (Fig. 4) is slidably supported in a' suitable passage-way 53 provided in the rear carriage 18 and rack teeth formed upon the side of the bar mesh with a gear 54 mounted upon a vertical shaft 55 journaled in the lower portion of the rear carriage. Y

v A spiral cam slot 56, having any desired slope, is provided in the upper face of the pinion gear 54 land is arranged tov be engaged l a cam roller 57 carried upon the de endmounted in the lowerportion of the rear cross slide 20. Thus rotation of the feed shaft 32 effects a feed movement of the rear cross slide through the pick-olf gears 47, 48, the pinion, rack, and gear connection 51, 52 and 54 and the cam connection between the gear 54 and Y the rear cross slide 20. y 1

In order to adjust the rear cross slide relative-to the rear 'carriage and independently of the driving means, a generally well-known adjusting screw device 59 is provided between the upper or tool supporting portion of the cross slide and the lower or power actuated portion, and a-suitable clamping device 60 is employed to maintain the upper and lower portions of the cross slide in the desired position attained by means of the" .adjusting device.v

l By 'providing' separate sets of pick-of:`

V, gears 40, 41 and 47,948 in the driving connectins between the feed shaft on the one hand pairing the adjustability of the machine in accommodating it to different tooling'operations. l A

The driving connection which has just been described isfeifective only to move the tool supports in onedirection, i. e. through a feed-- ing movement during which the cutting operation occurs. The traverse or non-cuts ting movements of the front carriage and the rear cross slide are preferably performed.l

bar 43 carried by the front carriage. Rack n teeth 63Y are provided upon the lower face of the bar to engage a suitable pinion 64 rigidly carried by the hand wheel shaft 62.- ln this manner rotation of the hand wheel -61 effects a movement of the front carriage toward or away from a piece of work mounted inthe lathe.

Simultaneously, movement of the front carriage by the hand wheel effects a rotation of the feed shaft' through the driving connection therewith to move the rear cross slide toward or away from the piece of work through its connection with the feed shaft.

.It is desirable that this arangement of parts be employed in order to simplify the operation of the lathe, since it permits an operator Vstanding centrally of the lathe to move the Herein hand wheelin the desirred direction of cary j 'riage travel by graspingn the u per part of the hand wheel, which part is t e most convenient to his hand. A y

Control I The automatic control mechanism in the present embodiment contemplates the proe O vision of a means which automatlcally o rates the feed clutch to initiate the fee g movement of the tool supports at a predetermined point in the manually actuated ap preach movement of the .tool supports to the work piece. The control mechanism also operates to disengage the feed clutch to stop the feeding movement of the tool supports after the cut has been completed. y

The operation of the spindle is also preferably controlled by the traverse movements of the tool supports, the control heini operable to engage the-main clutch to startt e spindle during the approach of the tool supports and to stop the spindle during the return thereof;

Referring to-Figs. 2 and 5, the' shiftable actuator 30 which controls the main clutch;

29 is provided with ameans for manually controlling the engagement of the clutch. To this end an-arm or hand lever 65 is mounted upon the upper end of a vertical 'shaft' 66 supported in a suitable bracket 67 upon the head stock of the lathe.l The arm 65 carries an upstanding pin having a squared end 68 (Fig. 5a) which engages a slot formed in the side of the shiftable actuator 30 near the forward end thereof, and has a handle 69 mountf ed thereon. Swinging movement of the hand lever in one direction or the other causes a transverse movement of the shiftable actu-` ator 30 in the headstock to effect an engagement or disengagement of the main clutch to start and stop the machine.

A manual control is also provided for the feed clutch 36 (Fig. 2) and in this instance comprises a vertically disposed shaft 70 also journaled in the bracket67, which shaft carries at the lower end thereof a mutilated disk 71 (Figs. 5 and 6) having gear teeth 72 formed upon a segmental portion of the periphery thereof to engage rack teeth 73 formed upon the end'of the shiftable actuator 37 for the feed clutch. VAn operating handle-*74 rigid with the .upper end of the shaft permits rocking motion to be im- .parted'to the shaft, thereby effecting a transverse movement `of the shiftabl'e actuator 37 in the headstock to engage and disengage the Afeed clutch and control the drive of the feed shaft from the spindle.

Means arranged for-'movement with thel front carriage is provided automatically to operate both the main clutch 29 and the' feed clutch 36 which means is adjustable to permit the clutches to be operated at any desired predetermined point in the movement of-the front carriage. To this end a block 754 Figs. 1, 5 and 6) is mounted for slidable adjustment on the upper portion o f the carriage in` any suitable manner as 1by` means of the bolts 7 6 onthe block arranged to engage a` longitudinally extending T-slot 77 inthe carriage.

A controlbar 78 i-sconnected for movement with the block as by means of the pin 79- screw-threaded into both the'block and the-control bar to provide further means for adjustment. Preferably the free end-0f the control bar .is supported in a ,bracket 78a on the bed 10 for sliding movementl relative thereto and the disposition and arrangement of parts is such that the 'control bar extends 'adjacent one side and beneath` -`nhthe. l'ower ends of the vertically disposed` clutch control shafts 66 and 7 O of the control mechanisms for the main and feed clutches. y Means carried byzgthe contro-l# bar is`arfranged crock the control shafts in one direc- .tion or he other as the control bar moves through'certain positions. Thus the vertical control shaft v66 for the main clutch carries a mutilated-disk 80 (Figs. 5 and 6) rigidly mounted on its lower end. A portion of the disk extends laterally of the' shaft to aposiporton'of the disk carries a `pair of pins 81, 82 depending toward the surface of the controlr bar. If desired, 4anti-friction `rollers 83 may be carried by the pins. The control bar carries upon the upper surface thereof a pair of trip members in thevform of spa-ced star wheels 84 and 85 journaled on adjustable brackets 86 for rotation in a horizontal plane and positioned so'that the points of the wheels may engage the depending pins on the disk. The wheels are substantially similar and are held against rotationin one direction by similar ratchet means which preferably comprises pawls 87 pressed into engagement with the back side of the points on the wheels by springs 88.

As may be seen in Fig. 6, the star Wheels and pawls are disposed so that the wheels rotate in opposite directions. Thus the star Wheel 84 on the forward (left hand) end of the control bar is mounted for counter-clockwise rotation and the rear (right hand) star wheel is mounted for clock-wise rotation. Preferably, the position of the forward stai` wheel 84 is such that in the remote position of the front carriage from the Work the pro jections on the wheel are forwardly of the pin 82 on the disk 80. l vThus during the rapid approach of the carriage one of the points on the forward star Wheel 84 engages the pin 81 on the disk 80 to rock the vertical shaft 66 and engage the main clutch.

Preferably, the automatic means which of the recess, so that one side of the arm mayl abut the side 89, projects beyond the periphery ofthe disk 71 into engagement with an abutment 91 in the form of a shoulder positioned upon the main clutch control disk 80. Suit-able meanssuch as the helical spring 92 seated in a. bore 93 in the disk 71 and bearing against thevarm tends to maintain the projectingend of the arm Ain engagementwith one side ofthe abutment. A pin 94 is mounti ed on the disk71 to limit the swinging'movement of the arm away from the side of the recess.

In operation, as the main clutch control disk 80 is engaged andlrotated by the star wheel 84 on the control bar, the engagement between the abutment 91 and the arm 90 movesV the arm against the side of the recess 89 and swings the feed clutch control ldisk 71 to movev the feed clutch into operative en- Union overlying, the control bar 78 and this gagement The lost motionl connection at- I tained by the Apivoted arm is sucient to the control bar, which stop is arranged to engage a. semi-circularlug 96 (Fig. 5) depending from the feedclutch control disk'71.`

` The clutch engaging movement of the feed -control disk 71 has moved the arm 90 `to such a position that the end of the arm is free to swing past the abutment on the main clutch control disk so that upon engagement of the feed stop 95 with the lug 96, the disk is swung in 'a return direction to disengage the feed l clutch without affecting the spindle control mechanism. In this manner the tool 'sup- :portsmay be automatically disengaged from the feed drive at the completion of the work cut to permit the supports .to be returned to their remote'position by the manual control i mechanism.

It will be seen during the feeding that movement of the'tool supports the forward :star `wl1eel'84: whicljinitiates the rotation of Athe. spindle, with the depending pin 81'and the rear star wheel 85 hasA engaged the second depending hasv moved out of engagement 4 pin 8'2 and `has been rotated one notch to permit the star wheel 'to pass the pin. The lreturn movement of 4 the tool supports under :star wheel 85 into en Y v `pending pinf82 to e ect .a reverse rocking mote position the outstanding projection on theforward star wheel 84 engages the the manual control therefore moves the rear gement with the demovement of the main' clutch controldisk 80 to disengage the main'clutch and stop the spindle. lAs the carriage approaches its re- .pending lug 81` and rotates the wheell one notch to permitthe wheel to pass the pm and return to its initial position.

Operation ln considering the operation of the ma# mi) chine, it is assumed that the rear carriage and thefront cross slide have been secured by v.means of the clamping-devices 18:a and 16 in predetermined positions upon the bed .of the lathe and the front carriage respectively, and

that a piece ofwork has been mounted between the head stock and the tail stock. The

front carriage and therear cross slide will then be at-their remote positions from the work piece i. e. with the carriage withdrawn to the right ofthe piece and the rear cross slide withdrawn rearwardly. By moving the upper'part of the hand wheel ltoward the piece of work the .front carriage is advanced toward the work.- Simultaneously thefeed :mechanism is'rotated' through the driving @ocation of the front carriage' therewith to -l plant each ether.. 3".;-5

effect-a similar approach of the rear cross slide. At a predetermined point prior to the engagement of any of the tools with the work plece, the star wheel 84 on the control bar 78 strikes thepin 81 `thereby actuating'the main clutchcontrol and engaging the` clutch 29. l

Further movement of the main clutch disk 8() swings the feed clutch control disk 71 through the lost motion connection there- .between to engage the feed clutch and drive the jack shaft 33. Further movement ofthe carr1age-13 by the manual operating means is at once prevented by this engagement and the tools areffed at a low speed intoV engagement with the work.

At the completion of the cut the stop 95 (Fig. 5) on the control bar strikes the depending lug 96 on the feed clutch control disk 71 and swings the ,disk to disengage thel feed clutch. The -tool supports may then be returned to their remote Vpositions bythe manual control and in doing so the engagement of the star wheel with the depending pin 82 swings the disk 8O to disengage the main clutch and stop the spindle. After the tool supports have been returned to their initial posltions, the finished work piece may be removed from the lathe and a new piece inserted.

It will be apparent from the foregoing thatv the invention provides a machine which is .completely automatic except for the rapid approach movement of the tools toward the work and for the return movement of the toolsto their initialpositions after the cut has been completed. By providing a control means which is operable to supplant the manually actuated approach ofthe tools at a predetermined point prior to the engagement of the tools with the work, the possii bility of moving the tools into engagement withv the Swork so rapidly as to break the tools' is eliminated. In addition the control means'stops the feeding movement of the carriageat the end of t mittingoperation ofthe manual actuating means to return the carriage and the rear cross slide 28 to their remote positions. The unitaryfeed mechanism driven from the spindle and drivingly connected to both the front carriage andthe rear cross slidepermits of a together with the simple and effective control mechanism provides a control for the lathe which is simple and rugged in construction and effective in operation. 1

e cut thereby per--d simplified construction and control and this n will also be'seen that with the comtined manual and automatic control .features for moving the front carriage and the rear cross slide through their cycle of operationsconsiderable time is saved due to the. rapidity and simplified manner in which lthe automatic control and the. manual control 4vsupi said spindle including a feed clutch, a plurality of tool supports connected to said feed shaft for movement thereby', manually operable means for' moving said tool supports when said feed clutch is disengaged, and

means for engaging said feed clutch by movement of said tool supports'by said manually operable means through a predetermined position.

2. In a machine tool, the combination of a prime mover, a spindle, a main) clutch connecting said prime mover to said spindle, a feed shaft, means for driving said feed shaft from said s indlel including a feed clutch, a

' plurality o tool supports connectedto said feed shaft for movement thereby, manually operable means for moving said tool supports when said feed clutch is disengaged, andcontrol means operable by the movement of one of lsaid tool supports in the working direction to engage the main clutch and subsequently'to engage said feed clutch.

3. In a machine tool, the combination of a prime mover, a spindle, means for driving said spindle from said prime mover including a main clutch, a feed shaft, means for driving said' feed shaft from said rime mover including a feed clutch, a plurahty of tool supports connected to said feed shaft for movement thereby, manually operable means for movino said tool supports when said feed clutch 1s disengaged, and control means actuated at predetermined points by the movement of said tool supports by said -manual means to engage the main clutch and the feed clutch at spaced intervals and to dis- Aengage said feed clutch afterfurther prede,-

termined movement of said tool supports in the same'direction.

4. In a machine tool, the combination of a.

y passes a predetermined 'point under the infinence of said manually operable means in one direction to engage the main clutch4 to drive said spindle, said means being further operable at a predetermined point in the return movement of said manually operable means to disengage said main vclutch to stop said i spindle.

5.In a machine tool, thecombination of a prime mover, a spindle, means for driving said spindle from said prime mover including a main clutch, a feedshaf-t, means for actuating said feed shaft from said spindle including a feed clutch, a plurality of tool-supports, means drivingly connecting said tool supports to said Ifeed'shaft, manually operable means for moving said tool supports when said feed clutch is disengaged, and automatically operating control means actuated by the movement in one direction of one of said tool supports at predetermined points to eect successive engagements of said main clutch and'said feed clutch, and to disengage said feed clutch after a further predetermined movement of said tool support, said control means being further operable upon move ment of said tool support inthe opposite direction to disengage saidvmain clutch.

6. A machine tool having, in combination, a bed, a tool support movable longitudinally thereof, a rotatably mounted spindle for the Work, driving means for the'spindle including a main clutch, driving means for moving the tool support at a feed rate in one direction, means for disengaging the driving v means from the tool support, manually operable means for moving said tool support when the tool support is disengaged from the driving means, and control means operable by the movement of said tool support to effect an engagement and a subse uent disengagement of the driving means rom said tool support.

7. A machine tool having, in combination,

a bed, a plurality of tool supports movably mounted thereon, driving means for the tool supports including a feed shaft and a, feed clutclnmeans for driving said feed shaft at a .feed rate, manually operable means for moving said tool supports simultaneously when said feed clutch is disengaged, and a control means operable at a predetermined point by the approach of said one of the tool vsupports to the Work to engage said/feed clutch. l

8. A machine tool having, in combination, a bed, carriage movable longitudinally thereof, a rotatably mounted spindle. for the work, driving means for the spindle including a main drive clutch, driving means for moving the carriage in one directionat a feed rate including a feed clutch, manually operable means for moving said carriage When said feed clutch is disengaged, and control means operable during the manual move.

ment of said carriage to engage said main clutch to drive said spindle and subsequently to engage said `feed clutch to supplant the manual movement of said carriage with the power driven feed movement thereof, said control'means being further operable after a. feeding movement of 'said carriage throu h apredetermined distance to disengage salclv feed clutch.

9. A machine tool having, in combination, aY bed, a carriage movable longitudinally including a feed clutch for driving the car' `thereof, a rotatably mounted spindle for the work,driving means for the spindle, means riage at a feed rate, manually operable means for moving .said carriage when said feed clutch is disengaged, and a. control means operable` at a predetermined point in the manually effected approach of said carriage to the Work to engage` said feed clutch.

10. In a lathe, having in' combination, a bed, a carriage moving longitudinally thereof, a cross slide movable transverselyvthereof, a common feed shaft for driving the carriage and cross slide, means for driving said feed shaft'at a feed rate, and two means drivingly connecting said carriage to said feed shaft and said cross slide to said feed.

shaft, each of said two means including a 4.change speed mechanism topermit adjustment of one independently of the other and one of said means being operable to, transmit power and movement from said carriage tol ,said feed shaft.

r 11. A lathe having, in combination, a bed, acarriage movable longitudinally thereof, a cross slide movable transversely thereof, a driven feed shaft for moving said carriage andsaid cross slide at a fee`d rateiand two separate means each including pick-off gears for operatively connecting said feed shaft with the carriage and with the cross slide, said means being operable to transmitrpower and movement fromV said shaft to said' carriage` and cross slide or vice versa. A

12; A lathe having, in combination, av bed, a carriage lmovable longitudinally` of said bed, manually operable means foijimoving saidcarriage comprising a rack 'carried by said carriage and a manually rotatable pinion mounted on the bed and engaged said rack, and power driven means for feeding said carriage including' a feed" shaft and means including a pair of pick-off gears connectin said feed shaft and rack.

` 13. lathe having, in combination, a bed, a lcarriage-movable longitudinally of said bed, clutch controlled driving means providing'a feeding movement of said carriage in one direction, manually operable means'for moving said carriage ,when said `driving inea-ns is disengaged therefrom, saidgmannally operable means comprising a bar mounted 'on said carriage and extending from one end -of the carriage longitudinally of the bed, a

. p Shaft journaled in said bed adjacent one side of said bar, means for manually rotating said shaft, and 'a rack and 'pinion between said' shaft andi'said bar. v t

' '14. VA lathe having, in combination, a bed, a' carriage movable longitudinally thereof,

a bar-rigidly secured -to saidcarriage and extending longitudinallymf the Vbed from '."eitherx'side .ofsaid carriage, means for driving said carriage including a rackycarried 'f bve-oneeidz'of Vbar and' a-drivempinion for manually movingpsaid carriage includ- A ing a rack. on-the opposite end of said bar and a. pinion engaging .said rack rotatably mounted on. said b ed. i

15.`-A lathe having, in combination, a bed, a carriage movable longitudinally thereof, a bar rigidly mounted on said carriage and extending longitudinally of the bed from either side of said carriage, power driving means for said lcarriage including a rack and 'pinion engaging one end of said bar, and manually operable means for moving said carriage including a rackand pinion engaging the other `end of. vsaid bar.

16. A lathe having, in combination, a bed, a tool support movable longitudinally thereof, a bar carried by said tool support extending longitudinally of the bed from each side of the tool support, driving means engaging one end of said bar to move said tool support at a feed rate, and means engaging the other end of said bar manually operable toactu- 'movable in the saine direction as the tool support. y J y 18., A lathe havin in combinatiom-a bed, a tool support mova le longitudinally thereon toward and away from a piece of work, and manually operable means including a hand wheel rotatably mounted'on the bed at the tails'tockend thereof, and means connecting said wheel to saidl tool support for ef- Y fectingsuch movement operable to move said tool support in the direction of movement of the' upper portion of the hand wheel.

19.- In a lathe, in combination with a rotatable spindle and a movable carriage, a pair of clutches for controlling the operation of said spindle and carriage, and aa'itomatic means for engaging and disengaging said clutches comprising clutch actuating elements connected to each clutch, a trip device movable with said carriage arranged to engage and actuate one of said clutch elements -ate said tool support through the traverse Y iii) as said carriage moves in one direction, a l

second trip device also movable with said carriage arranged to engage and reverse the controlling the operation of said spindle and carriage, and means operable automatically to engage and disengage said clutches, comprising clutch actuating elements connected and a movable carriage, a spindle clutch and la carriage feed clutch for controlling the respective operative movements thereof, and means for automatically effecting the engagement and disengagement `of said clutches comprising a clutch actuating element connected to each of said clutches, a trip device movable with said carriage to engage and actuate said spindle clutch element in a clutch engaging direction, means connecting said spindle and carriage 'clutch elements to eect a corresponding movement of said carriage, clutch element as said spindle clutch element is moved in the clutch engaging direction,- means movable with said carriage for disengaging said carriage clutch element independently of the other element, and a second trip device also movable with said carriage for moving said spindle clutch element in the disengaging direction.

22. A lathehaving, in combination'with a spindle and a movable carriage, a spindle clutch and a carriage feed clutch for controlling the respective operative movements of said spindle and carriage, and means for automatically controlling said clutches, said means com rising a spindleclutch actuator and a carriageV clutch actuator operatively connected to each of said clutches respectively, means connecting said carriage clutch actuator to said spindle clutch actuator to effect a movement of said carriage clutch ac' tuator in a clutch engaging direction as said spindle clutch actuator is moved in a clutch engaging direction, a trip device movable with said carriage into engagement with said spindle clutch actuator to move said actuator in a clutch engaging direction, a second trip device also movable with said carriage into engagement with saidv carriage clutch actua tor to move said actuator in a clutch disengaging direction, and a third trip device also movable with said carriage into engagement with said spindle clutch actuator to move said actuator in a disengaging direction.

23. In a lathe,-in combination with a rotatable spindle and a' movable carriage, a pair of clutches for controlling the operation of said spindle and carriage, and automatic means for -engaging and disengaging said clutches comprising clutch atcuating elements connected to each clutch, a trip device movable with said carriage arranged oper,- ably to engage one of said actuating elements only as said carriage moves in one direction to effect an engagement of the corres onding clutch, a second trip device also mova le with the carriage and positioned in spaced relation to said rst mentioned trip devicey and arranged to engage the same actuating element to disengage the clutch only as the carriage moves in a reverse direction, and means for actuating the other clutch element.

24. In a lathe, in combination with a rotatable spindle and a movable carriage, a pair of clutches for controlling the operation of said spindle and carriage, and automatic means for engaging and disengaging said clutches comprising clutch actuating ele'l ments connected to each clutch, a member movable in accordance with said carriage and extending to a position adjacent said actuating elements, a pair of ratchet devices mounted for rotation in opposite directions on said member, one of said devices being operable as said carriage moves in one direction to engage and move said s indle clutch element in a clutch engaging irection and the other of said ratchet devices bein capable of reversing the movement of sai element to disengage the s indle clutch as the carriage moves in the ot er direction, a lost motion connection interposed between said spindle clutch element and said carriage clutch element operable as the spindle clutch element is moved in the clutch engaging direction to effect a subsequent movement of said carriafre vclutch element also in a clutch engaging direction, and `means carried by said member and movable therewith into engagement with said carriage clutch element to move said element in a clutch disengaging direction.

25. In asmachine tool, the combination of a prime mover, a spindle and a carriage, one of which supports the work and the other th'e tool, a clutch between the prime mover and the spindle, a driving connection between the spindle and the carriage, a clutch in said connection, and mechanism operable by the carriage for operating said clutches.

26. In a machine tool, the combination of a prime mover, a spindle and a carriage, one of which supports the work and the other the tool; a clutch between the prime mover and the spindle, a drivin connection between the in the memos a spindle and a-carriage, one of which supports the work and the other the tool, a clutch l manually operable part when moved in the working direction by said manual means *for throwing clutch in the order stated.

28. In a machine tool, the combination ot a spindle and a carr age, ports the work and the other the tool, means controlling the supply of power to the spindle, means controlling the-supply of power to the carriage, manual means for moving one of sage),

said parts (namely, the spindle and the carand mechanism operable by said manually operable part when moved in the working direction by said manual means 'for throwing in the iirst controlling means and the second controlling means in the order stated.

29. In a machine tool, the combination of a spindle and a carriage, one of which su ports the work and the other the tool, a clutch controlling the supplybf power to the spindle, a clutch controlling the supply of powerto the carriage, a hand wheel and connections for moving one of said parts (name' ly, the spindle and the carriage) in opposite tween said parts,

directions, manually operable part for engaging and disengaging both of said clutches.

30. In a machine tool, the combination of a prime mover, two movable parts, one of which supports the work and the other the tool, a clutch between the prime mover and one of said parts, a ydriving connection 'bea clutch said connection, manual means for moving the other of said parts, and mechanism operable by said other part when moved in a certain direction by said manual means for throwing in the first clutch and the second clutch in the order stated. 31.In a machine tool, the combination of a spindle and a carriage, one of which supports the work and the other the tool, a clutch cntrolling the op'eration of the spindle, a clutch controlling the supply of power to the carriage, manual means for moving the carriage, and mechanism operable by the carriage when moved in the working'direction by said manual means vfor throwing in the first clutch and the second clutchi'n the order stated.

32. In a lathe, the combination of ,a prime mover, a work-supporting spindle, a tool carriage, a clutch between the prime mover and thespindle, a driving-connection between the spindle and the carriage, a clutch inA said connection, manual means for moving the carriage in opposite directions, and mechanism in the first clutch and the second one of Vwhich supand mechanism operable by 'said' operable by the carriage when moved inthe working direction by said manual means for throwing in the rst clutchand-the second clutch in being operable by the carriage when continuing to move in said direction to throw out the second clutch, and being operable by the carriage when moved in the opposite direction to throw out the first clutch.

33: In a machine tool, the combination of a spindle and a carriage, one of which supports the work and the other the tool, a clutch controlling the supply of power to the spindle, a clutch controllingthe supply of power to the carriage, manual means for moving the carriage in opposite directions, and mechamsm in the working direction by said manual means for throwing in the first clutch and the second clutch in the order stated, said mechamsm being operable by the carriage when continuing to move in said direction to throw out the second clutch, and being operable by vthe carriage whenmoved in the opposite direction to throw out the Erst clutch.

34. In a machine tool, the combination of two movable parts, one of which supports the work and the other ther tool, means controlling t-he supply of power to one of said parts, means controlling the supply of power to the other part, manual means for moving one of said parts in opposite directions,- and mechanism operable by the last mentioned part when moved by said manual means for thronu'ng in the first-controlling means and the second controlling means in the order stated, said mechanism being operable by the last mentioned part when continuing to move in said direction to throw out the second controlling means, 4and being operable by the last mentioned .part when moved in the opposite directhe order stated, said mechanism in the working direction .A

operable by the carriage when moved tion to throwout the first 'controlling means.

35. In a machine tool, -two clutch-controlling members mounted for pivotal movement on parallel axes, two pins on one of said members, a'reciprocatory part, two ratchet members on said part, one of' which is adapted to engage one of said pins to throw in the corresponding clutch upon movement of said part in one direction, the other ratchet member being arranged to engage the otherpin to throw out the corresponding clutch upon movement of said part in the other direction, a lost-motion' connection between said clutch-controlling members whereby the member that carries said pins is arranged to move the other clutch-controlling member to throw in the power drive for moving the carriage in a certain direction, and a control for said drive arranged to be actuated' by the carriage when manually moved-in the last mentioned- 5 direction to cause continuing movement of the carriage in that direction under power, and arranged to be actuated by the carriage -in such continuing movement to interrupt movement of the carriage under power. 10 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto affixed my signature.

' ERNEST J. SVENSON. 

